Anti-Theft Lunch Bags Strike Again! JT September 30, 2010 News, Sandwiches 4 Comments New Idea Old Idea A couple years ago, So Good reported on the so-called anti-theft lunch bag that made your freshly-made sandwich look moldy. Apparently, this idea still has legs, as another product has emerged on the market, according to The Consumerist. I still like this idea — as many loyal readers know, this blog is serious about sandwiches. We are not only serious about eating them, but also about making them. Anyone can slap some ham and cheese on bread and make a meal out of it, but the true craftsmen are the ones that can bring together a symphony of flavors in each bite. With the care I put into the process, having some joker steal my lunch is always a concern. I think this idea is almost perfect. The only problem is that it would be a big target for those folks in the office that love to throw away spoiled food. Therefore, idea = great, real-world practicality = not great. Do you think the new bag is an improvment? The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts JT Latest posts by JT (see all) Starbucks Enters New Beverage Territory - August 1, 2013 Dole’s Banana Dippers Look Promising - July 7, 2013 Time For Summer Food - June 20, 2013 4 Responses mark September 30th, 2010 I think they look brilliant. If you keep it in a lunch bag then only someone who is snooping lunch bags is likely to see it, therefore it should be safe from the anti mold fridge cleaning crazies. I might start sending them to school with my son, along with a note to the teachers letting them know what they truly are. We have had some issues with kids on the bus grabbing his grub. Reply Ananda Rajashekar October 10th, 2010 Oh this is smart way…sounds bit of fun too 🙂 Reply Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Current ye@r * Leave this field empty
mark September 30th, 2010 I think they look brilliant. If you keep it in a lunch bag then only someone who is snooping lunch bags is likely to see it, therefore it should be safe from the anti mold fridge cleaning crazies. I might start sending them to school with my son, along with a note to the teachers letting them know what they truly are. We have had some issues with kids on the bus grabbing his grub. Reply